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Mr. Janu explained that the wetlands on his property were delineated in by LEC Environmental. HE stated that the majority of his house is outside of the 100 ft. buffer. His first goal of the project is to remodel the main house and at a later point he will renovate the garage. He explained that in the first stage of the renovation, the main house will extend slightly and the concrete patio will be removed to create a covered porch. He added that some landscape work would be done including some grading and retaining walls. He explained that eventually he wishes to demo the garage and rebuild it. Questions and comments from the audience: Mr. Hamilton entered the engineering report into the record. The commission explained that if a demolition was to take place, stormwater calculations must be submitted. They stated that a demolition requires infiltration. The commission said that even without the garage being done, there is still significant work being done and that stormwater calculations are necessary. Motion to continue the hearing to January 25 at the applicant’s request made by Mrs. Dohan and seconded by Mr. Wolk. Vote: 5-0 in favor. 10:57pm DEP File No. 201-XXX, BL XXX NOI, 24 Hancock Street Owner/Applicant: Kevin and Leslie Sargis Project: Remove existing barn from its foundation and temporarily move the barn Kevin and Leslie Sargis- Home owners, Steve Hurley- architect, Russ Waldron- wetland scientist Documents: NOI Package 12/22/20415, Stormwater management plan 12/22/2015, Plans 12/22/2015 The applicant explained that the applicant wishes to temporarily move the barn in the backyard over four or five feet while they excavate and dig a new foundation. He stated that they will move the barn back to the foundation. The sheds one either side of the barn would be expanded for parking. The proposed plan also included a deck off the back of the barn. The applicant explained that there would be an infiltration system near the back of the barn that will infiltrate the run off from the barn and the two sheds. Questions and comments from the commission: Mr. Hamilton entered the engineering report into the record. The commission asked about the sump pump included in the plans for the basement of the barn. The applicant explained that right now they are not putting in a sump pump but they have sized the system so that one can added if needed.